HS diploma and AS from MGC Cochran GA that came so easy...and a BBA Accounting from KSU that was nine years night school in the making that was hard. Three guesses on which means the most to me and DH! OH, and a MRS that took eleven years in between ;-) I'm a slow learner!

We are some well read people here aren't we! And witty too.

I haven't found that it has helped my career much. Graduated in 2008, three months after layoff and haven't found full-time job since. (as an old boss said in a card to me when I graduated, 'why did you get a degree in the midst of a recession?'!!!) But I was glad to finally finish.

Was it Mark Twain who said 'nothing gets in the way of learning something as much as what I already KNOW'?

BS in Biology(marine emphasis) and Zoology
AS in Registered Veterinary Technology

I have an Associate of Library science and associate in animal health

Hmmmm.... I have a C.R.S. (Can't Remember S***). Does that count? LOL

I have no Degrees but being wife and mother.

Pre Law degree, Bachelors -International Business, Masters Business Administration- Texas Christian University
In working with some of my quilts, I wish I had an engineering degree.
D in TX

I have a BS in Business and Marketing Education and a masters in Middle School Education. I am certified to teach business in 5th-12th grades and math in 5th - 9th grades. I am like many others on this site. I went back to school in my late 30's, worked full time, and raised 2 young boys.

BS economics and sociology
MSW (Masters in Social Work)
Licensed Clinical Social Worker

I have a double degree, a BS in Political Science, a BS in Electrical Engineering with emphasis on Traffic ( I put up traffic signals), and then added an addendum to add Food Manufacturing practices as a part of my resume. I have varied experiences and have learned a great deal about time studies involving traffic signals and placing mph on curves and banking on roads. I have learned how to take a food process and break it down to make a more efficient process, saving time is saving a dime.

I graduated with an Associates Degree in Nursing at age 39 & worked in a hospital for 25 years. Now retired.